Richard Tuttle

10/13/2015
Richard Tuttle was born in Rahway, New Jersey in 1941, attended Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and his first paintings exhibited in New York shortly after graduation. He has become known for his small, intimate works made from a broad range of materials, both conventional and unconventional - including paper, unstretched canvas, galvanized tin, wood scraps, wire, fabric, string, and tree branches - presented in the form of sculptures, drawings, collages, prints, posters, and watercolors, but has occasionally made large-form works, such as a 150-foot-high glass-and-ceramic mural in Miami Beach. Inspired by architecture, philosophy, literature, and music, as well as color, materiality, and other elements of visual art, he has brought a poetic sensibility to explorations as varied as the relativeness of reality and the tensions between two and three dimensions. He lives in Maine, New Mexico, and New York.

[@andrewmwini5116]

I could listen to Richard and Look at the work simultaneously without being distracted by either. This is not normal for me.

[@carlosio5]

Love the work...always... but had to mute Richard's 'narration' to get the best of the experience.... sadly.

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Over rated!

[@ElmwoodParkHulk]

Richard is a genius ,who else could take a small piece of cardboard with splashes of paint and turn it into a 45,000 master piece ,he is my hero. If you could understand his work or his language it wouldn't be art . His speech and work are non sequiturs which is priceless . His mind exists in a different dimension ...amazing .

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